June 24, 1088
THE KLAMATrf NEWS, KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
Brauchcr's
Sport "
Gossip
Br William Braucher
(NIX Writer)
Old Men Apoplexy bet Jo
Humphrlee on the flat ot tali
luck, end It Is reported that
the leather-lunged Hlt
notincar won't be In the ring
when Sharkey ind Camera tan
gle Juna 39.
Now, lliat'a too bad. For
that flsht wilt loe much of Ha
color It Joe'a round lace, bui
boua noia aud wit area t In
there with tha battlers. In fact,
U W lose 41 years of color
gleaned from a Ufa ot mixing
with manailni fltlilara and an
nouncing thalr baitlai.
At a achool kid Joa (raw up
In tlia aamt nelghbnrhood aa Al
Hinltli . . . and Al onra saved
him a licking at tha handa of
lha achool Bull. . . . Altar fool.
In around In a lewyer'a oftlco
and a printing establishment
Joa turnad to fight announcing,
for hla dally braad . . . and did
hla dally atlnta In cluba where
bouta wara bald In connactlon
wiih cocking malm and dog
flghta at 1100 a tlckat. . . .
Thia la hla (3rd year ot an
nouncing. Ha racallt:
Managing Terrible Tarry Mo.
Govern, "tha graataat tlghtar
that ever llrad" . . . and watch
IDC tba Irlih boy from Brooklyn
drop quickly from (ami and
wealth to Inianltr and pov
rty. llalplng etaae a benefit for
Young Or! (to to go baok to hla
native Auitralla . . . and bar
ing Orlffo cross them up by
taring, on receipt of tha purte,
"Thank you, ladlaa and ganta,
I'm grateful (or t hla money,
but I'm not going back to Aus
tralia, 'rauae my old man
wouldn't know ma If I did."
Hcclng those eplca of tha
ring when John L. S:illlvan.
I'cjer Malier, Jim Corbatl, Hob
ntilmmon. Tommy Ilyen,
Johnny Kllnane. Young Cor
batl, Dempey, Tunney, Bhnr
kay from tha flrat to tha last
. . . and naming Tunney ai tha
rnoit daraatatlng fighter ever
to atap Into a ring . , . and
opining that Bat Ntlaon would
not amount to a row ot pins In
our prtiant day 15-rounders,
becauie It took tha old battler
It rounda to got alartad!
Joa la an "eater" ot tha
weed, comumlng aoma (0 clg
arata a day , . . and ba chewa
gum Inceaiantly whan be'a
working, but not at homa . .
and tha hnme la a nlca one
bought by Joa out of hla rather
generoua ring earnings.
Ilia wit has won over many
a rlotoua crowd at a fight. One
Incident concorns a heckler In
tha audience who howled at
him all erenlng. Joe'a coma
hark waa, "Tin mora ' X hear
from you tha mora X bollova in
birth control."
That "Qul-ett, please, qul-att!
Wish t' announce th' main bout
of th' evenln'," la going to be
missed by many the night of
Juno 39.-
MEET GAVE CITY
Tha Klamath Fulls tennis
teem will meet a severe test
when It engages the powerful
Grants Pass aggregation on the
high achool courts here 8unday
morning. A doien players. In
cluding a team of women, are
expected to Journey over from
the valley.
Foremoat among the Invailera
will be I.yle Rami, premier chop
ball artlat ot southern Oregon,
Da Oenault, southern Oregon
rhamplon, and Dr. Ogle, former
Harvard and New York A. C.
alar.
Despite the stcong winds of
tho past few days the Klamath
players have been 'practicing
faithfully, and expert to be at
full atrangib for tha match.
Among those to play Sunday are
Robertson. Hugh. Itlrhmond,
t'asaman, Crawford, Dent, Hula,
Massay, Merryman and Hick.
Among the women playera will
ba Mra. C. V. ItuRh. Noll Shop
hard and otbera.
Last American
Eliminated In
British Tourney
MAVI Alrro rmltnri Tune 93.
(IP) Oeorge T. Dunlap Jr., nle
American tnrvlvor In the lirltlan
amateur golf championship, was
eliminated In the teml-flnal round
todny 4 and J, by the Veteran
nntlsh Internationalist, liou.
Michael Srott.
Tha allm young Amorlcnn.
twice holder of the United Statot
Intnr-oolleglnte title, held hlg own
with Scott through tha tint nlno
holes ot tha match, which they
finished all square, but failed to
win a hole on tha Incoming route,
Scott taking tba lead at tha lltb
to end the match four holea Inter.
On bla way to the seml-ffnal
Dunlap defeated several leading
goltera of tho Brttlah empire.
Including C. lints (Snndy) Horn
ervllla, Canadian holder of the
United States Amateur title, and
Lister Hartley. British Walkor
Cup atar.
Sarazen Defeated
In Exhibition Round
EXKTKIl. England, Juna 23,
(Al)- Archie Unmpson, British
professional, defeated Oena Ultra
son, former Amorlcnn and pres
ent British open champion, 1
and 4 today In a 80-hole exhibi
tion match. -
Itoports from Italy seem to In-
nicate tnnt Premier Mttsaoiim u
at lust riding for a full. Ho hits
taken up motorcycling.
KLAMATH NEW
RUSSIAN LION
TRIMS FR1SBIE
Medford Athlete Unable
To Return for Final
Period
Tha strangest lion In tha
Jungle, the veteran Al Karaalrk
of rorlland. upaet rugged young
liny Krlslile of Madrord laat
night In tha wildest wraatllng
match of tha I.eglna hall aeaaon.
Tba Human I. Ion, unrelenting In
bla attack, cruahad Friable ao
completely for tha aacond fall
lha maich waa brought to an and
before a deciding round could
ba wreatlad.
Friable, outweighing tha ehag-
gy man from Portland, hurried
through Ilia rirst tall and loon
tha advantage when he liltined
Karaalrk In IT minutes. Tba
fall waa won on a acrlca of fly
ing bulla, shaking tha arena
and almost knocking lha Itusslan
unconscious.
Frl.Mc Counted Out
Karaalrk cam bark to 'the
ring freak and strong, trapped
Krletile In a powerful Huston
crah bold and forced him to
crawl out ot tha ring, Tha Med'
ford man waa ao thoroughly
punished ba waa counted out
before ha could rise, me sec
ond fall cama In nlna minutes.
Friable was too badly Injured
to return to tha ring at tha end
or the flvo-mlnute rest period
Karaalrk. aenalng bis first vic
tory here after losing to Cue
Bonnenberg on a foul last weak
refused to eitend the period and
waa awarded tha match.
Tha Lion took tha aggraaslve
In roughnesa at the start and
attacked Krlable with hla flats,
Washington Senators Enter Tie
With Yankees For Leadership
By HUGH S. Fl'LLKHTOX. Jr
(Associated Prree Hporta Writer)
Tha might behind their own
bate plua the difficulties the
New York Yankeaa bare encount
ered on the road finally nave
pulled tha Washington Senators
Into a tie with the world cham
pions for the American league
load.
Continuing thalr terrific clout
ing tba Senators defeated the
Chicago White Boi Thursday. 11
4, while the Yankees were drop
ping a 6-4 declilon to the St.
Louis Browns, and moved Into
a first place deadlock at 37 vic
tories and 'I dolcate. It marxea
only the third time thle season
the Yanks had bten deprived of
solid poaaesalon of the lesd.
Tha Senators' victory waa
their tenth In It games In a
winning spurt that haa coincided
with Manager Joe Cronln't bat
ting rampage and with the Van
kocit' troublesome tour. On June
8 when tho Yanks began tha trip
which has resulted In 10 defeats
In It games, Cronln was batting
only .303. Thursday lie again
set tho poce for his team with
four alnglea and lifted hla aver
age to .3(1. Heinle Monush, an
other big gun In Waahlnglnn'a
rush, carried his streak ot con
secutive bitting through 21
games.
National League
For Contest
riiir-AOO. Juna 13. (IPi Prcs-
tdent John Heydlar and hla All-
star nianagor, John McOraw, have
picked their National league play
ers for that big one-game argu
ment with the test In tha Amor-
Iran league, July I.
L-i.hin,n aim nf llin senior cir
cuit have been chosen to play In
the gamo, and evory team in ma
league la represented, St. Louis
nit.N-ew York leading tha field
with four each.
one Hosier Complete
Tho final National league se
lections: Catrhora: Leo Hartnett, Chi
cago; Jimmy Wilson, St. Louis.
Inflelders: Bill Terry, New
York; Frankle Friach. St. Louis:
Dick Bartell, Philadelphia: Har
old Trnynor. Pittsburgh; Elwood
English, rhlrngo; Tony Cuccln
olio, Brooklyn.
Ontfleldera: Chnrlea Klein.
Philadelphia; Paul Waner, Pitts
burgh; Pepper Martin, St. Louis;
Baseball
AMKUICAS I.E.ttilK
It. II. E.
New York 10 1 1
St. Louis - 1 Is 0
Pennock, Brennan and Dickey;
Blneholdcr, Coffman, Btllet and
Shea.
R. H. X.
Philadelphia .............. a a 1
Cleveland 4 10 I
Mohnrrev end Cochrane. Mad-
Jeskl; llnrder and Spencer.
n. tl. .
Washington - 7 II 1
Chlrngo I 1
Thomas, Russell and Bewail;
Lyons and Grube.
R. H. B.
Boston 8 10 1
Detroit 1 10 1
Wcllnnd. H. Johnson and Ter
rell; Howe and Hayworth, De
sauteli. NATIONAL LKAOCK
It. H. K.
flf. Louis - 11 ?
Philadelphia ' 1
Dean, Haines and Wilson! El
liott, Llskn, A. Moora and Davit.
R, II. B.
Pittsburgh 1J 1
Brooklyn 6
French and Kinney; Carroll,
Mnnso, Shauto and Lopos.
n. h. e.
Cincinnati alt
Now York Ill
ltlxoy nnd I.omlinrdl; Clark,
Bell nnd Mnncuso, Richards.
Pata Belcastro, aubstltuta ref
eree, repeatedly warned blm for
bla frequent use of tba atrangle
hold, and more than once tha
match threatened to turn Into
a three-way affair between offi
cial and athlatea.
Karaalok waa unpopular from
tha atart when ha refuted to
aocept Iwade Anderson, official
In tba crallmlnary, aa referee.
Tba Portland heavyweight based
hla complaint on Andersons
friendship tor tha Medford man.
Ilelrastro, winner In tha semi
windup, waa enlisted at tba
tblrd man In tba ring,
Tha preliminary waa almost
aa wild and at rough aa tba
main event. Jack King of Be
adle, took the lead when ha
captured lha first fall with a
toe bold In 10 minutes.
Oelcaatro, dltllked by tha
large audience for bla rough
ness, won the aecond In tour
mlnutee with a body press. He
cama back for tha third fall and
won In the quick time of two
minutes with a body soleeore.
LONDON, June 10. OP) Mra.
Helen Wills Moody todsy won bar
way to tba finals of the London
. I . ,nl,.n.hla mt the
Queens club with a straight tat.
e-3, e-i, victory over ner iviiew
American player, Virginia Rica ot
Boston.
Mra. Moody played easily In de
feating the Boaton girl, ranked
ninth In the United mates, only
allowing Mlsa Hlca to got to the
net once. It was largely a duel
ot backhands, with .Mrs. Moody
always In command of tha play.'
Chlrago park board it all
stirred up aa to how high the
fenrea ahould ba around a pro
posed beach for nude Bun-bath-ers.
. . . Well. Juat how high
are tha nclghbore' step-ladders?
The Yankees, meanwhile, en
countered pitching trouble again
as the laat place Browne ham
mered Walter Brown and then
bunched a pair of hlta off Danny
MacFayden with a costly error
to score tba winning run In the
nintn.
Chicago Drape to Fifth
Chicago's defeat dropped the
Pale Hose Into - ruth place,
point behind tha Athletics, who
hammered out eight runs In the
fifth Inning and defeated the
third-place Cleveland Indiana 11
6. The Boston Red Sox acored
a 10 Inning 9-7 victory over the
Detroit Tlgert.
The pressure on the New York
Giants, National league leaders,
waa eased a trifle when they
thut out tha Cincinnati Reda 4
to 0 behind the five-hit pitching
of Carl Hubbell while the Phil
lies smoto the St. Louis Cardinala
-3 to leave the Cards a game
and a half behind.
Bar Urn ire pitched the Brook
Ivn Dodeers Into fifth place In
the elder circuit, holding the
Pittsburgh Plratea to tour bits
to win h i f fth straight victory,
9-0. Ed Brandt sent the Bos
ton Braves Into a alxth-place tie
with Cincinnati with a 8-1 tri
umph over tba Chicago Cubs, giv
ing only seven taieties
Stars Named
At World's Fair
Chick Hafey. Cincinnati: Frank
O'Doul. New York; Wally Berger,
Boston.
Pitchers: Lonnle Warneke,
Chicago; Carl Hubbell, New
York: Bill Hallahan. Bt. Louis,
and Harold Schumacher, New
York.
. Relrcllona Tend
Selectlont ot taut, gathered by
the Chicago Tribune and news
papers associated in the promo
tion of the game, were followed
closely In picking the National
league tenm except that Pitcher
Red Lucas, third in the poll, was
left out.
Final aolcctlona of tho Amer
ican league All-star team are ex
pected within a few days.
- THIS CURIOUS WORLD. -
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VS YV J V fT TO THE NESTLINGS
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A vivW ROA THE FEATHERS.
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was found on a
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Seattle Indians Blank
Portland, 6 to 0;
Seals Win
(By Tha Associated Preen)
Earl McNeelr. Sacramento's i
silent manager, could again look
down on the rest of the Coaat
laagua Friday from the vantage
point of a three-same lead. His
naiiawii crniiitu uiKiana lo-vi
Thursday night while the aecond-!
place Reavers faltered at Seattle
and tha third-place Btara took
another trimming at Lot An
galea. That reliable pair or cloutert,
Lenny Backer and Henry Bteln-
barksr, aided by tha rookie, Tony
Boroja, led a ll-hlt lacramenlo
attack on Ed Walsh, Jr., Lee
Sallnaen and Lou McEvoy, three
of tha beat of Oakland'a mounds
man. After a bad first Inning
In which Art Veltman homered
with tha baste loaded, Pitcber
Ed Bryan coasted through to vic
tory.
Phil Rsdonlle, former Beaver,
In an Indian uniform Thuraday
night blanked hit former team
mates 1-0. He whiffed eight
Portland batamen, allowed no
walka and only four bita. Catch
Bradbury drova In three of tha
Seattle . tallies with a four
bagger.
Leroy Herrmann, who has
worked In more gamea thla year
than any other Coast league
hurler, beat Hollywood S-Z for
bla thirteenth victory of the tea-
son and Lot Angeles' aecond or
the aeriea. Continuing bla heavy
stick work. Jim Oglesby. Angel
first bsseman, drove In two runa
and acored two mora with a
triple and tingle.
The Heals may be Juat a cellar
team to tba rest ot tha league
but tbla week they are making
lite wretched for the Miasiona.
Dehind Curt Davis" ateady toss
ing, the Seals took thalr tnira
traliht game from tba Reds.
4-3. Johnny Bottarlnl'a circuit
blow In tha fourth gave tha Seals
their tourtb and winning run.
EGAN TO DEFEND
oOLFJG TITLE
VICTORIA. B. 0.. June II.
y . n hIh Phalli Vran.
Iflri k i.wv, .... '
n..ii v..ika.,l amateur eolf
champion who flrat started win
ning golf titles nacg in nvi,
will defend bis title In tho an
nual tourney ovar tha Oak Bay
course next weeg.
The entry waa disclosed by
Arthur 8. O. Musgrave, treasur
er of the P. N. golf association.
Egan, who won the first of
i i ...,.,M , 1 1 1 ob ai vAara
ago, baa been paying more at
tention lately to nia orcnaro ai
Medford, Ore., than hla golf,
Musgrava aald a letter revealed,
but that he felt he "ought" to
defend bit title.
STANDINGS
PACIFIC COAST LEAGl E
San Francisco
SAGS NGREA5
LEAD ON GOAS
W. L. PCI.
Sacramento 47 S2 .616
Portland ... 43 4 .568
Hollywood 41 85 .645
Loe Angelee .41 S .611
Missions - -II 41 .488
Oakland 36 40 .474
Seattle 10 44 .406
11 47 .3(7
W. L. Pet.
New York 17 IS .617
Washington ...I7 II .617
Cleveland .. . -.33 56 .581
Chlrago ....31 10 .60S
Philadelphia .9 38 .609
Detroit 10 II .484
Boston ...S4 40 .376
St. Louli ..... U IS .317
NATIONAL LKAOt E
W. L.
New York 36 II
St. Louis .........S 14
Pittsburgh 3 II
Chicago 32 32
Brooklyn ... . 26 11
Cincinnati ...18 34
Boston .................38 84
Philadelphia 24 39
Pet.
.681
.600
.541
.500
.466
.451
.451
.311
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pnone oin
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Phone 700. 1237
THREE-ROOM furnished apart
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4 ROOM MODERN HOUSE, ga
Yrx eraa nn . u am akva u
Rent reaaonable. Inquire 827
Jefferson. 3001
FOR RENT Partly furnished
nouse. sis Lincoln Bt. sens
THRKH and four-room duplex.
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11SS 1162
FOR SALE Modern I-room Mr
bisbed bouse and sleeping
porch, garage, email lot. on
Orchard Ave., fust off pave
ment; no street assessment.
Total price SS00. Will take
light car aa down payment. In
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15 DOWN It
Per month, will buy dote In
Irrigated, garden tracts, near
paving and bua service.
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Phone S69 60t 00. 6th Bt.
till
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Main. 3618
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20 Miacellaneoua For Sale
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M. & S. Bag Co.
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Fresh Eggs, 15c Sossa
Milk. 15c Gallon
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1 Miles out Keno. Highway
We Deliver 0001
FOR SALE Screen doort for
atore and home. 531 N, 0th.
0041
FOR SALE Piano.
114 N. trd.
1661
FARMERS Blockwood direct
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FOR BARGAINS In slightly used
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Piano tor sale or rent.
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or rent ot 6 -room bouse. Phone
918-J. 1558
IF YOU hare something to sell,
have changed your place ot
business, buy or tell tarm pro
ducts or have anything to tell
the public, the most economical
and surest way of getting re
sults la through tho classified.
Pbone 1900 or writ la to th
News-Herald.
Work for NaKaaeiUa.
WANTED Middle-aged tingle
man to work on small farm
adjacent to town In exchange
' for room and board. Phone
1800 or IIIJ1. till
HIOH SCHOOL BOY will ex
change work tor room and
board. Box 0051, News-Herald.
0061
WOMAN will do housework by
hour er day, In exchange tor
groceries and neceealtlee. 1711
Oregon Ave. 0010
COMPETENT experienced wom
an wishes work by day, hour,
or week la or out ot town.
Beet of references. Phone
ltrn. mi
TWO yonng men will htl? with
tpud planting or farm work In
exchange for tpudt or gaso
line, o. R. Wells, Rt, t, Bog
127. Klamath Falls. till
Klamath Business Directory
Beauty Par lore
Permanent Waves $1.15 and up.
Orleans Beauty 411 Main
Phone 1511
Board and Room
Room and board, IS week. Ida
samson. sis a. no,
Electric Clean ere
See the new Singer 1-tpeed air
brush cleaner at tba
SINGER SHOP 140S Mala
Phone 121 Rent 4k Repairs
Jewelers
"LET GEORGE DO IT"
Oeorge L. Mela
Expert Watchmaker and Jeweler
REPAIRING. 117 Mala Bt.
Mineral Bath
Mineral Bathe Hot Spring Nat.
Musie School
THE RODE VIOLIN ACADEMY
Jay Hebert, Instructor. City Li
brary Bidg, 5tn and Kiamatn.
The business people
listed in our New Klam
ath Business Directory
on this page are reliable
business men and wom
en. These firms will
serve you economically
and promptly. They are
skilled in their respec
tive lines. Call them today.
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HOHILIII MOTHER and
Daughter will exchange work
for room and board and some
wages. Box 1611. 1111
EXPERIENCED woman will do
laundry (or frocerloe. Phone
UJIR. 130 South lib. 1117
WOMAN will work for necessi
ties. Sxperlenced In cooking
and housework. 1511 Siski
you. 364S
WILL DO ROOFTNO and painting
tor groceries or what have yon.
1185 B. Ith, evenrnga. 1141
WOMAN WILL DO aa klad
work tor fruit lare, clothing or
aaad sewing machine. Call i
Lowell Street. 1117
MAN will do any kind Of work
for rent ot small bouse.
News-Herald, Box l51. 1111
Plumbing
Bare oa yoar new plnmbing ta
ttallatlona, material and repalra.
Make your kltcbea link and oath
room modern. Will take eld fix
tures on trade-In tor new.
O. a MOTLEY.
Ill Klamath Ave Tel. 114
Second Head Store
Will pey highest prices (or eeeand
hand tools of all kinds, rifles, sad
dles, small cook atovea.
O. K. Second Hand Store,
111 Klamath Ave,
Swimming
Ella Redksy, Instructor Ph. lift
Type writes-
School Trained Mechanlt
14 Year' Experience
Adding Machine and Typewriter
Bale and Service
111 Mala Fhoae 141
Adding Mechlae and Typewriters
114 8. 7th, Phone 1057
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